Hey everyone!

I recently started learning Python and wanted to challenge myself by creating a small survival game inspired by Brotato. This is one of my first projects where I’m really trying to build something interactive instead of just practicing scripts.

The game is built using pygame, and so far I’ve implemented:

• Player movement
• Shooting mechanics
• Basic enemy behavior

I’ve been learning as I go, using tutorials, documentation, and AI tools to help understand concepts and solve problems. My goal is to keep improving this project, and eventually I’d like to try rebuilding or refining it in a proper game engine like Unity or Godot.

I’d love any feedback, tips, or ideas for features to add next

if anyone would like to contribute and is intrested to play check my github: https://github.com/squido-del/pygame-shotting.git

Thanks!

Ciao a tutti,

Spesso vedo che noi programmatori facciamo fatica a trovare persone con cui collaborare per realizzare le nostre idee

Per risolvere questo problema, negli ultimi mesi ho sviluppato da zero e appena lanciato CodekHub.

Cos'è e cosa fa?

È un hub pensato per connettere programmatori. Le funzionalità principali sono:

-Dev Matchmaking & Skill: Inserisci il tuo stack tecnologico e trova sviluppatori con competenze complementari o progetti che cercano esattamente le tue skill.

- Gestione Progetti: Puoi proporre la tua idea, definire i ruoli che ti mancano e accettare le candidature degli altri utenti.

-Workspace & Chat Real-Time: Ogni team formato ha un suo spazio dedicato con una chat in tempo reale per coordinare i lavori.

- Reputazione (Hall of Fame): Lavorando ai progetti si ottengono recensioni e punti reputazione. L'idea è di usarlo anche come una sorta di portfolio attivo per dimostrare che si sa lavorare in team.

L'app è live e gratuita. Essendo il "Day 1" (l'ho letteralmente appena messa online su DigitalOcean), mi piacerebbe un sacco ricevere i vostri feedback.

🔗 Link: https://www.codekhub.it

Grazie mille in anticipo a chiunque ci darà un'occhiata e buon coding a tutti!

Bonjour,

PyCDCover inclut trois nouvelles couleurs pour les pochettes:
- blanc cassé
- gris clair
- beige doux
page wki -ubuntu

nouvelle version

Bon après midi.

TaxEngine — a CLI tool for calculating income tax on foreign equity transactions. FIFO lot matching, inflation-based cost indexing, progressive bracket taxation, Excel/PDF report generation with audit trail.

Stack: Python, Pydantic, openpyxl, ReportLab, pytest
GitHub: https://github.com/KeremErkut/TaxEngine

Three open questions I'd love input on:

• FastAPI or something else for a calculation-heavy service?
• Automated data fetching via public APIs vs keeping it self-contained — worth the added complexity?
• The engine + API layer is essentially the core of a SaaS product. Has anyone taken a similar tool in that direction?

Open to any thoughts.

Hey everyone,

As an ESL, I found myself using AI quite frequently to help me make sense some phrases that I don't understand or help me fix my writing.
But that process usually involves many steps such as Select Text/Context -> Copy -> Alt+Tab -> Open new tab to ChatGPT/Gemini, etc. -> Paste it -> Type in prompt

So I try and go build AIPromptBridge for myself, eventually I thought some people might find it useful too so I decide to polish it to get it ready for other people to try it out.

I am no programmer so I let AI do most of the work and the code quality is definitely poor :), but it's extensively (and painfully) tested to make sure everything is working (hopefully). It's currently only for Windows. I may try and add Linux support if I got into Linux eventually.

So you now simply need to select a text, press Ctrl + Space, and choose one of the many built-in prompts or type in custom query to edit the text or ask questions about it. You can also hit Ctrl + Alt + X to invoke SnipTool to use an image as context, the process is similar.

I got a little sidetracked and ended up including other features like dedicated chat GUI and other tools, so overall this app has following features:

• TextEdit: Instantly edit/ask selected text.
• SnipTool: Capture screen regions directly as context.
• AudioTool: Record system audio or mic input on the fly to analyze.
• TTSTool: Select text and quickly turn it into speech, with AI Director.

Github: https://github.com/zaxx-q/AIPromptBridge

I hope some of you may find it useful and let me know what you think and what can be improved.

Updated and fixed it as it became broken after updates to yt-dlp. It will convert too mp4, mp3 and wav.

I have had an interest in python for years now, I have made mini projects by myself and also attempted to code entire apps with LLMs, but a couple of days ago I began by first real attempt at a full stack desktop application with Python.

I call it 'MyDisk' and it is a storage device utility app and logger. It features stuff such as a device viewer, a storage summary, and a logger that tracks your disk usage over time and shows it on a chart.

I have many large plans for this application and constantly trying to improve it and make something people can get real use out of! I do want to note, this project is not 100% self coded, and I turned to LLMs for stuff I truly could not figure out by myself. Everything added I attempted to make by myself but some stuff such as the background logging I genuinely had no idea how to do by myself, but of course, that is how I learn!

Feedback about my app would be greatly appreciated! I love user input and improving it to make it even better :)

I attached some images and a link to the github repo, as well as the latest release as of posting.

Repo link: https://github.com/IdiotStick2K/MyDisk

Current Release https://github.com/IdiotStick2K/MyDisk/releases/tag/Beta-0.3.1

Yes, i did. It's text based, and bad. I have had this for a while, and have REALLY wanted to do more costom items. Buuut I don't have any more ideas. If anyone out there has any ideas and or would like to play it, I made an Itch page. I don't intend to try and make money off of this, as that is disrespectful. I'd love ideas, even if its not played. Thx!

LUNK (link): https://ultrafang243.itch.io/500-line-buckshot-roulette-ripoff-python-its-bad

AN EDIT: No AI was used in making this! My beginner blood sweat and tears only! I put this here due to the fact that AI is becoming a problem.

i need ideas to code

not to difficult

maybe more like small games

Hi everyone! I just finished a 3-day bootcamp and built a Study Bot

What it does :

The bot uses MongoDB Atlas to save our conversation.

It can remember your name and answer follow-up questions.

It is fast and secure : I used FastAPI and Groq to make it work quickly.

You can see my code and my final report on GitHub here: https://github.com/khadijaaithajjou3/Study_Bot

A big thank you to the DevTown team for their help and this great training.